Gilroy's new film is, in its general contours, made of the same elements (including its Los Angeles setting) — but its premise, and the idiosyncrasy of its title protagonist, are so significant and distinctive that they make a numbingly salesman-like movie into something more.
Curiosity eventually kicked in, though; most accounts of the first date suggest that its general contours involved Michelle's reluctance to date a colleague who was also a subordinate, the visit to the Art Institute, a walk, a drink, and a viewing of the recently released film "Do the Right Thing".
There is every reason to expect a repeat of this pattern with AI, in terms of its general contours if not its specifics.
Does a singer just follow the general contour of the line as it falls and rises?
The visibility of these configuration has been linked to general contour integration ability and crowding limitations in peripheral vision.
The details may differ but the general contour is strikingly familiar: something in our daily lives -- sunlight, cellphones, coffee, a commonly prescribed drug -- is implicated as a possible cause of cancer, strokes, heart attacks or other maladies.
That, she said, appears to be the general contour of the plan — although the big challenge is that people who are affluent but not in the 1percentt see people above them getting a much bigger benefit.
It is the musical settings that are obviously different, although, in some cases, the Old Roman melody shares the same general contour of the corresponding Gregorian melody and may even be regarded as a variation of that chant.
CI recipients may depend less on the exact intervals and more on the general contour of changes in pitch, rhythm, and timbre.
Moreover, it is worth to notice that CAC methods are not designed for high-precision segmentation of arbitrary images, but rather, they provide a smooth general contour of the image which can be used for other purposes and applications, as is illustrated in the next section.
